AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS–Bosnia Political Fallout: A Washington Examiner opinion piece urging US recognition of Republika Srpska has sparked fresh debate in Bosnia over Banja Luka’s lobbying reach in Washington, with the author going beyond autonomy to propose Major Non-NATO Ally status and even a US logistics hub in Banja Luka. Infrastructure & Transport: Autoceste FBiH says the Hranjen Tunnel on the Goražde–Sarajevo expressway won’t finish under the current contract, needing extra funding and a new deal for remaining works after worse-than-expected geology. Road Connectivity: A new seven-kilometer Corridor 5C Doboj Jug–Medakovo subdivision opens to traffic, free of charge until Sept. 2. Digital Services: IDDEEA is again offering free qualified electronic signatures, despite an ongoing legal dispute with the Personal Data Protection Agency. Public Finance for Social Care: FBiH Labor Minister Adnan Delić signed contracts worth 839,737.88 BAM for programs for people with disabilities, safe houses for victims, and public kitchens. Local Enforcement: Sarajevo Canton MoI destroyed 31 seized vehicles and one moped after no buyers emerged. Energy/Climate Pressure: Heatwaves and drought are hitting European agriculture hard, with Bosnia’s growers also reporting major crop losses.
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